In Lipsk, a 39‑year‑old Georgian man threatened his 11‑year‑old daughter with a knife during a drunken domestic dispute, prompting police arrest and protective measures.
Police Response
Officers from the County Police Headquarters in Lipsk intervened after a report of a domestic incident. Initial findings indicated the 39‑year‑old Georgian, while intoxicated, began a quarrel and threatened to kill his daughter with a knife.
Arrest and Immediate Measures
A patrol was dispatched immediately, and the man was arrested and taken to police detention. The household also included the man’s wife and three other children aged 15, 12, and 2. The neighborhood officer carried out actions under the “Blue Card” procedure to assess the situation.
Legal Proceedings and Protective Orders
After sobering up, the suspect was brought to the District Prosecutor’s Office in Lipsk, where he faced charges of psychological and physical abuse. Police and prosecutors imposed a range of measures: police supervision, a ban on leaving the country, an order to vacate the shared apartment, prohibitions on approaching or contacting the victim, and a ban from the school where his children study.
Public Advisory
Police remind that domestic violence is a crime and urge anyone experiencing or witnessing such violence to report immediately to emergency number 112.
